Song of Iron 2 Announced for Xbox Series, Xbox One, and PC - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 14 September 2022 / 1,556 Views
Resting Relic has announced side-scrolling action platformer, sequel Song of Iron 2, for the Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC via Steam. It will launch in 2023.
View the official gameplay trailer below:
Read details on the game below:
Run and gun melee combat is all about momentum in Song of Iron II. Keep your enemies at bay with constant pressure or risk being overwhelmed. Wield the power of the gods alongside the technological might of the Imperium. In this visceral side scrolling action adventure.
Explore the world while sailing freely between numerous locations to reach the four remaining warrior clans. Fight to reach each clan and work to either convince them of the truth or force them to follow you. Grow stronger and gain abilities before returning to past locations to search for hidden secrets and new powers.
Song of Iron II follows the events of Song of Iron. Your people are enthralled by false gods and used as warrior slaves. You must unite the clans, convince them of the truth or force them to follow. War is coming…
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Will wait for the outrage of this console exclusive game that apparently MS doesn't do anymore.
A) Do we know that Microsoft paid for exclusivity, as opposed to the team deciding to focus on those platforms due to limited resources and/or the original game being more profitable on them?
B) I can only again re-iterate that Microsoft is not saying they don't do exclusives. They absolutely do. They have pointed out the inconsistencies between Sony's statements about exclusivity and Sony's behaviour, however, which is a different thing than what you're alleging.
A) Several companies decided by themselves to release only on PS but were accused of moneyhat.
B) In a thread on the same week there were claims that MS doesn't do it since Tomb Raider (and that it didn't do any on Series, even though there were already examples of it). So it was factually wrong.
Someone claimed I had said that, but I had to keep repeatedly pointing out to them that I did not claim (and that Microsoft was not claiming) they didn't engage in the practice. They were calling Sony out for criticizing the practice, despite Sony also engaging in it. Nowhere did Microsoft say they don't do it. If someone said that, then they're wrong. But there was some tilting at windmills there, as I was accused of saying that despite repeatedly quoting myself to demonstrate that I had done no such thing. :)
Well then we go to Phil complaining about the practice while he was doing it =p (dunno if he still cry about it, but he used to).
I don't recall him complaining about the practice even once. Like, not a single time. shrug I do recall him pointing out Sony's hypocrisy on the topic, but don't recall him complaining about the practice itself.
And this is the crux of the disagreement. I think some people are asserting that Phil complained about the practice itself, and I believe that claim to be false. He did complain about Sony doing it while also complaining about it, that's true. But he didn't complain about the practice itself that I'm aware of.
